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Topic: Portland,or to Seaside (Read 2364 times)

I am taking a train to Portland,OR. and would like to get to Seaside,OR. with my tour easy recumbent.Is there some kind of transportation to get me there?I am doing the Lewis and Clarke route and hooking up with the Northern Tier,any ideas!Thanks Gerry

There is excellent, inexpensive, twice-a-day bus service between those two cities on Northwest POINT. The bus leaves from the same place as the train arrives. There's even TV and free WiFi on board. When I did it, I didn't take my bike with me, so you better call them to see what their policies are for that.

There is excellent, inexpensive, twice-a-day bus service between those two cities on Northwest POINT. The bus leaves from the same place as the train arrives. There's even TV and free WiFi on board. When I did it, I didn't take my bike with me, so you better call them to see what their policies are for that.

You can take unboxed bicycles for $5 and they go into the cargo hold beneath the bus.This is for "regular" bicycles, though. Recumbents may be a different story. Best to contact Northwest Point.